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References |
Korneliussen, R.J. 1,
Ona, E. 1,
Eliassen, I. 2,
Heggelund, Y. 2,
Patel, R. 1,
Godø, O.R. 1,
Giertsen, C. 2,
Patel, D. 2,
Nornes, E. 2,
Bekkvik, T. 2,
Knudsen, H. P. 1
Lien, G.1
1 Institute of Marine Research
2 Christian Michelsen Research
Abstract
Acoustic methods are widely used for estimating fish abundance. Currently, the Institute
of Marine Research (IMR) uses the Bergen Echo Integrator (BEI) to analyse the acoustic
data. Development of BEI started in 1987, and although it still fills its purpose it has
become increasingly difficult to maintain and expand. An evaluation of existing postprocessing
systems for acoustic data concluded that present software systems do not meet
the future demands of IMR. Therefore, IMR decided to develop a new post-processing
system, the Large Scale Survey System (LSSS). LSSS is described here.
